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SOUTH AFRICA: FLEXED TARGETS 1GW KHANYAZWE GAS-TO-POWER IPP.

The Khanyazwe Flexpower gas-to-power project, spearheaded by FlexED, is a significant initiative aimed at bolstering South Africa's energy infrastructure.

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Oil & Gas

ADNOC SAYS US AND UAE TO INVEST $440 BILLION IN ENERGY SECTOR THROUGH 2035.

The United States is set to gain significantly from a $440 billion energy investment partnership with the United Arab Emirates, marking a major boost for American energy infrastructure and economic growth. Spearheaded by ADNOC’s global investment arm, XRG, the deal will channel billions into U.S. natural gas, hydrogen, and manufacturing projects, including key facilities in Texas. With $60 billion earmarked for UAE investments in U.S. energy ventures, this collaboration promises to create jobs, enhance energy security, and position the U.S. as a leader in the global energy transition. The agreement not only strengthens economic ties but also aligns with America's strategic goals in clean energy and advanced technologies.

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Energy Policy & Regulation

UGANDA’S ENERGY CONVENTION 2025: A BOLD PATH FORWARD FOR THE SECTOR.

Uganda’s Energy Convention 2025 highlighted the urgent need to integrate oil, gas, and renewable energy to drive sustainable growth. Key discussions focused on boosting local content, accelerating the energy transition, and addressing environmental compliance and regional trade barriers.

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Energy Policy & Regulation

TANZANIA AND MOROCCO TO DEEPEN ENERGY SECTOR COOPERATION.

Tanzania and Morocco have agreed to strengthen their cooperation in energy technology to boost sustainable development in the sector. During a high-level meeting on May 14, 2025, both countries emphasized investment in renewable energy and the exchange of technical expertise to support industrial and economic growth.

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Hydropower

HAGEMAN'S HYDRO POWER BILL SPARKS DEBATE OVER ENERGY, ECONOMY AND ENVIRONMENTAL TRADE OFFS.

The future of hydropower in the American West is at a critical crossroads as new legislation targets policies that reduce electricity generation at Glen Canyon Dam. This vital clean energy source faces challenges from environmental measures aimed at protecting native fish species, which have led to water flow changes that decrease power output. With demand for reliable and flexible energy sources surging especially as renewable options like wind and solar expand maintaining hydropower’s role in the grid is more important than ever. Reduced hydropower generation risks higher energy costs, increased reliance on fossil fuels, and strain on power grids during peak demand. The debate over balancing ecosystem preservation with energy security highlights the complexities of sustaining America’s energy future while keeping power affordable and dependable for millions.

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Oil & Gas

PURA AND EPRA EXCHANGE EXPERIENCE ON OIL AND GAS REGULATION.

Tanzania’s PURA and Kenya’s EPRA met in Dar es Salaam to exchange regulatory experience in oil and gas exploration, development, and production. The collaboration aims to strengthen regional governance, improve institutional efficiency, and promote community participation in energy projects.

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